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(Vianna May and Diego) Chapter 5

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I felt the tension between Mom and Romeo. My nerves were on edge as I watched them.

A tinge of dismay flickered across Romeo’s face as he lifted his head from Mom’s shoulder.

"I'm her mother, Romeo. I love my daughter. I don’t want to see her in pain or suffering.”

“I understand, Mom,” Romeo answered, glancing in my direction.

“If that’s the case, then we won’t have a problem.” Mom turned to Romeo and gently tousled his hair.

“Well then, I’ll leave you two for a while. I need to get changed.”

“My love,” I called out to Romeo, who seemed frozen. I sat beside him, clung to his arm, and rested my chin on his shoulder. I copied what he did to Mom earlier.

Well, that little show of affection worked. He smiled instantly.

“Are you okay, my love?” I asked, raising my brows up and down in quick succession.

He smiled even more, clasping the hand around his arm.

“How could I not be okay? You’re being this sweet to me.”

I smiled back. “You think this sweetness would work on your Mom too?”

He look
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  • Nelson de Vedra: The Outcast Billionaire   (Vianna May and Diego) Chapter 54

    I left the cabin in annoyance. I walked away, but I could still hear Roselyn shouting and acting out violently behind me. I took slow, deliberate steps, yet I couldn’t stop myself from punching the air in frustration.I couldn’t stop cursing in my rage. Who wouldn’t, in a moment like this? I wanted to feel pleasure, not pain. I wanted to hear moans, not sobs.I decided not to return to the rest house after that awful night with Roselyn. Instead, I spent the next two days alone in a cabin by the shore.My mind was a mess. Everything around me stressed me out—it killed my mood and got on my nerves.Even Vianna May was starting to annoy me. I was growing tired of her. I wanted to be kind and gentle with her like before, I couldn’t—not after all the neglect she’d shown.I sighed, inhaling the fresh sea air. My thoughts drifted to the past—back when everything was still okay. If not for those two people who ruined the life Vianna May and I shared, maybe we would’ve been happy now… as husba

  • Nelson de Vedra: The Outcast Billionaire   (Vianna May and Diego) Chapter 53

    Trigger Warning!This chapter contains explicit sexual content, strong language, emotional manipulation, and scenes depicting non-consensual behavior and psychological distress. Reader discretion is strongly advised.***She looked at me with a sultry gaze as she unzipped my pants. Her hands crept up my chest as my pants slid down to the floor. Her lips followed her hands—kissing, licking, and biting my hairy chest with audible, wet kisses.This girl really knew how to give pleasure. Every move she made heightened my desire. As soon as I pulled off her clothes, I sucked and licked her breasts. When I grew tired of them, my kisses trailed up to her neck and then to her lips.“Romeo…” she moaned my name as her hands wrapped around my throbbing length, while I kept devouring her lips and kneading her full breasts.I tugged her hair lightly to tilt her head back, showering her neck with more kisses until her moans grew louder.“Make me feel good,” I said between breaths.A mischievous smi

  • Nelson de Vedra: The Outcast Billionaire   (Vianna May and Diego) Chapter 52

    More than a month has passed. I still haven’t won Vianna May’s heart. I can’t even get near her because every time she sees me, she has a panic attack. The only time I can touch her is when she’s asleep.I don’t know how to comfort her. She’s anxious, terrified, and often not in her right mind. She trembles and hides at the sound of my voice. These past days, she’s been like a madwoman—screaming endlessly.I can’t even step fully into the room before something flies at me. Sharp, biting words pour from her mouth. I can’t understand her anymore. She doesn’t want to see me. All she ever talks about is Diego.I’m holding myself back from hurting her again, but honestly, my patience is hanging by a thread. I can’t let all my efforts to get her back go to waste.I don’t want to force myself on her. But every time I let her do what she wants, I fear she’ll grow used to life without me. I can’t allow that.“Vianna May, love…” I call softly but firmly from the doorway. She’s already shaking

  • Nelson de Vedra: The Outcast Billionaire   (Vianna May and Diego) Chapter 51

    My body stiffened when I saw Vianna May lying on the floor, bleeding. My eyes widened as I followed the trail of blood from her head. One of my men was holding her wrist.“Boss…” my man called again, snapping me back to reality.“My love,” I stammered as I rushed toward her with heavy steps.My hands trembled, hesitant to touch her. I couldn’t explain what I felt. I had hurt her again.“Forgive me, Vianna May. I didn’t mean it!” I whispered as I gently caressed her cheek.“Sorry… sorry…” I kept repeating, my tears falling with every word.I shoved aside the man who was seated beside her, still holding her wrist. He fell back, but I heard no protest—he quickly stood and stepped away.Carefully, I carried her into the cabin. Blood flowed endlessly from her head. All I could do was sob while cradling her in my arms. I felt useless, helpless. The only thing I could do was hold her close.I cupped the back of her head, trying to stop the blood from gushing out.“Boss…” one of my men called

  • Nelson de Vedra: The Outcast Billionaire   (Vianna May and Diego) Chapter 50

    I couldn’t stop the tears from welling up in my eyes—tears of rage and hatred. I’d wasted so much time looking for her. And now it was too late.It hurt so much. How stupid I had been. I loved a woman who never truly loved me. More questions kept piling up in my head. My mind was a mess. I didn’t know what to do anymore.“Why, Vianna May!” I shouted. My whole body trembled with anger.“Let me go…” she pleaded. “You’re hurting me, Romeo!”I wanted to let her go. I didn’t want to hurt her, but my hands refused to release her. I couldn’t let her go, even though she was already in pain.“Let me go, Romeo! Leave me and my husband alone! We can’t bring back the past; it’s over. You ended it! Please, Romeo!”“If I ended it, then why am I here now?” I said bitterly, a twisted smile on my lips. “Vianna May… did you ever really love me? Why… why was it so easy… why so quick for you to forget me?!” I asked desperately, barely able to form the words I wanted to say.“That’s the problem, Romeo! Y

  • Nelson de Vedra: The Outcast Billionaire   (Vianna May ang Diego) Chapter 49

    My feet felt nailed to the ground. After more than a year of searching, she was finally standing in front of me. I clenched my fists. She looked so happy—her smile wide and bright—while I stood here, sad and burning with rage because she had left me. Then, I saw their matching smiles fade as they glanced at each other.My breathing grew heavy. The man with her—his eyes fierce, like a coiled predator—I wanted to smash his face right there. My fury flared when I saw their hands intertwined. Yet after a moment, I found myself grinning. No matter how tightly they clung to each other, it wouldn’t matter. She would be mine again, whether she wanted it or not.They stepped back slowly. I shook my head and scanned the area. They mirrored my movement. My men were already positioned around us, waiting for my signal. The moment they tried to run, they’d know exactly what to do.I grinned again when I saw fear flicker across their faces as they looked around. I took slow, deliberate steps toward

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